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How to use `python.venvPath` for Pipenv support

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What’s the output of :CocCommand pyright.version `[coc.nvim] coc-pyroght 1.1.255 with Pyright 1.1.255

Hi,

I saw the argument python.venvPath and I’m wondering how I can use it for activating Pipenv venvs with Pyright. Or, how can I use that argument?

For example, if I use the root dir of the vens dir from Pipenv, then Pyright will scan all created venvs? Or do I have to use the root dir of the current venv?

Thnx!

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fannheywardcommented, Jun 26, 2022

You didn’t need to set python.venvPath, just activate the venv for your project, then vim your Python files.

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fannheywardcommented, Aug 22, 2022

Check :CocCommand workspace.showOutput Pyright to make sure you’re using the correct Python for your project.

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